What a name to call a child!

[fiddlerslass]

Today I have found (whilst looking for something else entirely), a boy with first name "Time of" and surname DAY  from Kent, not to be out done by a boy named "Bold" surname FOX from Lancashire !

Bold Fox did not have a brother called Sly, but there was one called Squire

[Erato]

Did Time of have a sister named Frabjous?

[fiddlerslass]

callooh! callay!
I chortled in my joy

Appologies to Lewis Carroll

[Lesleyann]

I recently researched a family tree for a friend and found his great-grandfather was called Hardicanute Evans. He had a daughter called Hazellopone.

[fiddlerslass]

At least you know you're researching the right people with names like those.

[CaroleW]

Another Time Of Day (married 1866 Kent) as well as the one b 1899

Time Of Day b 1899 married in 1924.  I hope he didn’t call any of his son’s by the same name

[Kiltpin]

Wasn't that an early Methodist thing? I am sure that I have heard of a Grace ofourLord Jones. 

Regards 

Chas

[Viktoria]

The Puritans used several word phrases as Christian names ,such as :-
“Praise The Lord Jones”
“Strength in the Truth Williams” etc.
Viktoria.

[Kiltpin]

The Puritans used several word phrases as Christian names ,such as :-
“Praise The Lord Jones”
“Strength in the Truth Williams” etc.
Viktoria.

 

Ah! That is probably what I was thinking of. 

Regards 

Chas